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About Roseburg review. (Roseburg, Or.) 190?-1920 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 13, 1912)
RECORDS 21c Each Here U yoiir chance to lay in a supply of Genuine Kdison Standard Wax Cold .Moulded Records at a cut pike. You may have vour choice of any of these records in our stock as Ions as they last. The regular price of these records is 35c, so you are saving neariy one half. This is tlio first time an ICdlson Hi-cord lias ever been sold t less than the regular price. GENUINE EDISON OOI.I) MOILDF.D AJIDEUOL WAX RECORDS. are also offered at n bargain prlcj while the supply lasts. We are now selling these 50c records for 31c each as long as they last. You have never before bought then) for less than 50c each. Make your selections today while the assortment is unbroken. Select a dozen or two and make a deposit on them and we'll hold them for you. LENOX & OTT Roseburg, Oregon DOUGLAS COINTV NEWS, AS TOLD BY EXCHANGES. (Oakland Advance). Luke Uilmour, of Colusu, Cal., is visiting Oukland relatives. Mr. Gil mour is deputy assessor of Colusa county, nnd Is enjoying a well-earued vacation. Jack llartninn, of Kellogg, was In 4 Look out for buttons. 4 NOTHE. Having sold our livery business, ""r-hi if . .1,,,. nil ,w,,,,,,,..t,i f, t o.i a Lomond. Cal.. where he will remain j 10 J; ttr0 "lous to until after the holidays. l08e a 0,r """ accounts. All Jas. I. Davis has gone to Prairie ! " owing us are rted to City. He will work in a Jewelry , "yl "-"-" " store until after the holidays. He may locate in Grant County, or at St. Marie, near Spokane. Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Poole and daughter. Miss Zeldn, nnd Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Laplant arrived in Oak land last Thursday from Cottage look with horror on sklu eruptions, Grove. They have leased the Cheno- j blotches, sores or pimples. They don t LOCAL MEWS We must have all accounts settlod soon. lm HANKS & WEI.KER. Famous Ktn0 llcautlcs weth Park fruit ranch from Murphy. - II (Sutherlln Sun). have them, nor will any one, who uses Hucklen's Arnica Salve. It glorifies the face. Eczema or salt rheum vunlsh before It. It curoB EVENING ROSEBURG REVIEW DKCKMISKK lit, 1012. DAILY WEATriER REPORT TJ. S. Weather Bureau, Ioc .1 offce Roseburg, 24 hours ending i a. m., today. Perclpltatlon In Inches and hun dredths: Maximum temperature 50 Minimum temperature 4 0 Precipitation T Total preclp. since 1st. of mo. 37 Norman precipitation for mo. 5.92 T tal yioclp. from ttept. 1, -. 9.6-1 Avg. pi-Kcip. truni oepl. 1, lli7 10.11 Total deficiency from Sept. 1, 77 Average precipitation for 35 wet n-aoons I Sept. to ilnj. ) 3.1. 2S WILLIAM HULL, Outerver. WEATHER FOR.'CAfT: Rain tonight and Saturday. NOTICE. We, the undersigned taxpayers and residents of lload District No. 63, hereby give notice that a public meet ing will be held at the Buck Fork schoolliouse in said ltoad District No. 6:1, of Douglas County, Oregon, on Saturday, December 28, 1912, begin ning at 2 o'clock p. m.. for the pur pose of voting an additional tax upon all personal and real property situ ated in said Head District, for tho purpose of improving the public road in said ltoad District. Signed: J. Marston, W. I. Tuttle, IT. E. Collins, lrvin P. Gurdner, Roy II. Marsters. Evelyn H. Gardner, .Mary E. llagan, J. M. Curtin, Perry Edwards. First publication Dec. 6, 1912. d Mrs. V. E. St. -John departed on'sore Hps, chapped hands, chilblains; Wednesday for Los Angeles. Cal., 1 heals burns, cuts and bruises. Un where she will spend the holidays equaled for piles. Only 25c at all with her mother and sister. I druggists. B Mrs. Rhlner, who has been visiting j with relatives In Nebraska for several , T , - , . weeks, arrived in Sutherlln the first' I mhfPlla's KGDaiT'eCi nf the week and will snend the win- UlUUICliaS UtUUfcU ter with her daughter, Mrs. A. P. Slack. Miss Shirley Kelllher, who has been with the LitBe Land & Develop ment Co., In Sutherlln the past "two years 'as stenographer, has accepted a position In Portland. HOME Al'TOMOltll.F.S. GaddlB' bath-room novelties are making a hit. For ChristmaB presents they are one hour ahead of the pres ent moment. At 1:30 p. m. yesterday Mr. Harry Jones bought a fine box of Xmas . .i . lliaoliurir Hook 'Siore. lie said, ' These are the s-vclt-ept Xmas gifts in town." Commercial Abstradt Co. Abstract of Titles Blue Prints Filing Papers, Etc. WE WILL CO ON YOUR BOND Insurance 20fl PEIlklNS lUILDIXG Conveyancing ltosEiti iKi, onrfiox SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 11. A special train of 75 double-deck cars loaded with lluick automobiles, the largest single shipment ever made tg any three stutos and larger by 25 cars than a similar shipment made last January, left Flint, .Michigan, this week for the Pacific Coast. This special train consists of 375 automo biles, valued at $482,400. It is the largest shipment of auto mobiles ever made under one bill of lading nnd they nre due to arrive about ChrlBtmns day. The shipment Is routed via the Rock Island, Union Pnciric and Southern Pacific. . The train will run-through thickly populated perilous of the country by daylight. This shipment will greatly advertise the prosperity of the Pacific Coast states and without doubt those people In the East who view this train will be Impressed wllh the fact that there la wealth In the West. This shipment Is in addition to the 150 automobiles that the lluick fac tory ships to this coast every week. Upon the arrival of Iho train, the Howard Automobile Company will take out a policy of insurance on these machines approximating 7 0 per cent of their value and immedi ately 375 new license numherB will have to be issued for them, for prac tically all of these machines have al ready been sold. The freight on this shipment will approximate $32,000. At N. E. Corner Rose & Cass Sta. Roseburg Shoe Shining - Parlors Is It Blue Monday at your house? Why not rid yourself of the work that wash day brings by sending the washing to us? We not only save you the hard work and bother, but we do it so well and with so much care that at the price we charge you can't afford to wash at home. Ask us for rates and our time of calling for and delivering the clothes. PHONE 380 and our laundry wagon will call. LONE STAR LAUNDRY FARRAND BROS., Props. Corner Pine and Woodward Sts. WON'T PERMIT LOUD SOCKS. SEATTLE, Dec. 12. Principal Ol io Luther of the Queen Anne High School frowned on all Queen Anne girls and sent them home to change their stockings. The boys who showed loud plaids, reds, creams, violets and greens and blues abovo their low shoes were orderd to adorn their ankles with more subdued hues, and the girls who had the audacity to competo with the bo)B in such an undignified contest Mr. Lulher lined no for Inspection. In some cases skirts lapped the tons of rainy-weather hoots, and what could a male principal do? He guessed, nnd off the girls went to their dressing rooms or home to make the chnnge. At the assembly there was a lcc lure for everybody and a warning that loud socks day at Queen Aunu was doomed. OHOULD Y0U wish a Suit of Clothes that is up-to-date call 119 Oak St. For style, fit and workmanship. We have few equals. We also Clean and Press Repair and Alter Gentlemen's Garments. We're Tailors and second to none. lit lie. J 1 (ins WKATHF.lt NOT TO HLAME. HAY (TTTF.It.H PLOWS KKED flnlNDEIW THE BEST renins 1001s AT J. F. Barker Co. Implements and Vehicles Roseburg, Oregon AIIItlAN STKI'L WIItE FENCE POST HOLE DIOOKHS It's Your Condition. "This wenther simply takes the llfo right out of me, I can hardly drag one foot after tho other," said a run down, tired-out woman, the other day. We want to say to evory such per son In this vicinity, don't blame the wenther; It's your condition. You need a strengthening tonic nnd Ihe very best we know Is Vinol, which Is a combination of tho two most world famed tonics, namely, the medlclnnl, curative elements of cod liver oil and tonic, iron, for the blood. A case has Just come to our atten tion from Vlneland, N. J. Mrs. Allen T. Oodfrey Bays: "I never fall to any a good word for Vlnol, for it restored my strength nnd vigor after n hail been in a badly run-down condition for several mouths. Every one who Ih broken in health ought to know that Vlnol will build them up nnd make them strong." Try n bottle of Vlnol with the un derstanding that your money will be returned if It does not help von. Red Cross Pharmacy, W. K. Chap man, noseburg, Oregon. (Paid Adv.) Are You using electric lights in your home? If Not what Is the matter with call ing up our representative and have him make you an esti mate on what It would cost to have them Installed. Why Not do It right now while you are reading this It may be the means of saving your property nnd possibly tho lives of some of your family from tire cuused by Ihe explosion of a lamp. Mrs. P. I. Perry is visiting with relatives in Drain. Mrs. M. K. Ulce is visiting with her mother at Myrllo Creek. Mrs. J. M. Tynon arrived this morning from Hullo, Mont., to visit Willi her sister. Mrs. O. L. McNally. Mrs. Elmer Wells returned home to Olalla today, after a short visit hero with her stster-ln-law, Miss Sadie Wells. W. T. Emery, of Coles Valley, left this morning for Southern California to secure a climatic change for his falling health. II. H. Itoseuberry, the real estato dealer, and family left Thursday night for Yankton, S. 1., where they will spend the winter. Mr. and Mrs. (leorge llallett left this morning for San Francisco, whero they will spend the winter with her mother, whose health Is very poor. II. C. Cunningham, the S. P. en gineer, left this morning for Portland , where he will join his family and proceed to Oklahoma, whero they will spend tho holidays. Itev.. and Mrs. C. II. Purcell, of j West Hoseburg. left Thursday for. Cottage drove and Star. Lano Coun ty, whero they will attend quarterly conferences of tho Free Methodist Church. O. Mnrtin'B three horses, which strayed from his West Hoseburg home Inst Sunday, were found by hi in Thursday a mile north of Hole. Tho animals suffered no ill effects from their wandering. Mrs. tl. W. Noah left this morning for Portland with Miss Mildred Cits-j teel, who will become a ward of the state Hoys' and tiiiis' Aid Society. The girl was the prosecullng witness 111 the llery Haley raso tried at the last term of court and which resulted In a hung jury. It. 11. Mathews, who recently re tired from business in this city, will shortly open a saloon at (Jlendale. Ho has bought the saloon business of J. A. McLeod nt that place and will at once Install there the handsome set of fixtures which he removed from his former soft drink stand here. Ills family will join him In a few weeks, nnd they will make thai city their permanent home. Portland Oregonlan: Itenounrln;; his desire to he appointed lo the illy detective force because of n terhnieal difficulty which has arisen lo his re instatement, Archie K. Leenanl. Sheriff Slovens' chief criminal depu ty, has accepted n poslllon as assist ant chief special agent for the CI VS. Tt. & N. Co. under K. II. Wood, lie will lake up his new duties as soon as Sheriff Stevens' term expires. January 6. "Dr. ThomaB' Eclectic Oil is the best remery for that often fatal dis ease croup. It has been used with success in our family for eight venrs." Mrs. L. Whitcacre, Iluffalo, N. Y. J. II. Penney, a well-to-do or chnrdist. of Sulheiiiii, was arraigned In the city police court here Thursday night on a charge of drunkenness and plead not gullly. lie deposited $2H hall to Insure his appearance for trial next Tuesday morning al 111 o' clock. Attorney John T. Long, who will act ns counsel for lloiiney. promises a sensation of some sort. Honney's denial of guilt was a sur prise to the officials, coming ns it did after a previous voluntary state nient on his part, that he "deserved arrest" nnd that. "It. should prove a lesson to 111 III." He added thai hi' "would givo r,00 to keep Ills family from knowledge ot his plight." n de sire that be himself frustrated hv i ihe unavoidable publiellv I lint will be entailed by bis trial. Iloiinev was nrrested at. the Southern Pacific ill not Thursdav nfternooii. after beln ejected from a passenger train which ho had boarded to go home. A hair pint flask of unlabeled whiskey was found on bis person. Heavy, Impuro blood makes a muddy, pimply complexion, head aches, naitsen, Indigestion. Thin blood makes you weak, pale nnd siekly. For pure blood, sound diges tion, use Burdock lllood Hitlers. (I nt nil stores. Douglas County Water & Light Company Phono 61 Roseburg -Jftl For Infants and Children. 'SI. m hi fTs?aifc ihn Kind Ynii Havp Bears the Signature of ' .'.l.i'OlioL 3 TEH CENtT' SNaMurrcnjalonro,-. siinil.u iiij flu- riKi.1 axiilRet;,riA tajiuV Sir..iioris tiudOovii'lsof IVoic.;)tesDicsttonfltfrlil' wssiinn Ikst.Conialasrtrillw I piimt .Murpliine iwr!iiMal. Not Narcotic. ftij W Jt!x.SfMa -ejnhfiri-.ft t m 1-.-T- II Anptfcf I Reruvdv forCurollp; Hop , Sour Slow.li.Dlarrlioa Wot ros. onwls!tis.Mwrwi- ncrsdJtrtl.ossOFSfja'P. c -,0 :.' f'S'.6, Facsimile Signature of j AW IF n ,Kv In Use For Over Thirty Years mm Kr.uct Copy of Wrnpper. tmk eiNTun co-pant, new toub oirr. I'AKISIAN 1'AltLOltA. Tho Pari Hi a ii denning and Pressing Parlors, 127 Jackson St., lo Krt'iioh dry cleaning, BponglnR, tire.H.iing, repairing and altering of 'ariir8' tin (I KntlemcD'B suits, gimr uitephiK naliBiuctloD. Goods called for and delivered. Phono 116 and wb will call. Wo nmlco Bulls to order, (15 ami up. Scq our samples. "Pridw ot Douglas," a Roseburg jrnduct, nnd "Queen City," a hard vheat article, made at Vancouver, A'fipli., arc the two best varieties of lour on tha market. Why use any Jtuor kind that costs more? It your uroriT doesn't carry either brand, iiint 'phono 13, Oonglflfl County Mills, ind n pack will he delivered at your 'mine. Board and Room Modern apnrtmenta with batb, and not and cold water 111 each room. Transient trado especially solicited. First class dining service. MHS. CAMAND, Proprietor riiono -HI. 112 Ilrockway St., Corner Jackson. I Near IllRli School. NO (1)1. 1) STOItAOB CHICKBNt. When you buy at Jack Dawioa'l poultry and produce market all chickens are dressed after you ordar. Our chlckona are kept In a elaas, sanitary room and are fed on cleaa Krnlu. We Invite you to compare our method with others you have wm. Order your Thanksgiving bird from iib nnd bo satisfied. Our prloee are riRht. Jack Dawson's Poultry and Produce Market, 607 N. Jackson St., riiono 310. dd7 Oood npples 35e per box, or three boxes for one dollar. WheroT At the Ilcnson Grocory, of course. dtf Can You Beat It? Nice level lots, river bottom eoll, good streets, alleys in rear Of avery lot. All the privileges ot the efty WITHOUT the city's heavy tax : scssmcnt. In fact Maynard's Addition will make an Ideal home for ron. aa It Is only four blocks front the new high sohool site, one bloek frctn store, two blocks from publto sefcool. Seo me about them, or phone 811-fj. C. C. MAYNARD. Owner J a t ! J J Je J J Are you lucky Willi lititloiiH'.' .T. .J. .J. 4 T J V "i I I I " ' I TICACIIKIW KXAMIN'ATIO.V. West. Roseburg Grocery Neely Neely, Proprietori First Class, Fancy and Staple Groceries at Moderate Prices Hay, drain and all kinds of Mill Products. Hutter, Fggs and Produce bought. Phone 29 West. Roseburg NOTICE TO CIIKIIITOKH. All book accounts of the firm of j Dlmmlck & Agee are now In the; hands of the Hondas Creditors Asso-i elation, 401 Perkins llnlldlng, for collection. Parties owing this firm will please rail at said place and pay the account. DIMMK'K & AGEI5. For rut glnss and silverware go to S. K. Hykes.' o ' 4 An- you liirky with tuition? -J,.J..J. New York Cafe Clian Jo, Prop. OPKN lAY AMI NIOIIT. Meals at AH Hours. Regulnr Meals 2i Cnnt Ohlcken Dinner Hundays, from 12 Nonn to I P. M. Chop Suey, Noodles. Fresh Oys ters, Klfh, Ktc, all the time. Cor. Jackson A Washington fits. Notice Is hereby given that th Counly Siilierllitcudi-nt of lioilglas County will hold the regular examin ation for applicants for state mid county papers ut Itost'lnirg ns fol lows: p'or Kind! Piipcrs. Colllinemdng Wednesday, Dec. IS, nt !l o'clock a. in., and continuing until Saturday, Dec. 21, at 4 p. in. Wednesday Forenoon. Writing, II. H. History, physiology WcdncMilay Afternoon. Physical (Icograi-hy, Heading, Com position, .Methods In Heading, Meth ods In Arithmetic. Thui-Nihiy Forenoon. Arithmetic, History of Kiluciitloii, Physiology, Methods In tocography. Tliiirmlnv Aflerno fininimar. tleography, Amirlcan l.lli-ratilic. Physics, Methods In l.nn-j gunge, Thesis for Primary Certlfl cato. I Friday Fori iiooii. j Tlieory and I'ractlce, Orthngraphy, Hngllsh Literature. Friday Afternoon. I Kchool I.nw, liotnny, Algidira, Civil tiovernini'lit. Hiilliiiley Forenoon, flcometry, (leology. Sniiirihiy Aflcrnoon. Ceneral History, liookkceplng Yours truly, Tllt lt.MAN (.'HANKY, ,HW County Bujit. There's a Reason why It pays you to have your laundry work done by us. Ia let there are many reasons, but the one best reason Is that Its Cheaper nut at the first glance, perhaps, hut In the snd YK8. It saves tlits health and strength of your wife, who could be doing otaer and more profitable things whore she would otherwise be asad Ing over the waBh tub with Its attendant dnnger of severe eolds during this changeable weather. Wo would be glad to exslata the other reasons. Roseburg Steam Laundry Jackson Street Phone 79 SAMK PHONK Ft lit TIIK VAt't'l'M C'l.KANKIl. Shop at the New York Store Saturday. Ten Percent of the Day's Receipts goes to Mercy Hospital.
